Chinese Business Etiquette
When in China, understand the Chinese (and don't lose points for tourist manners!)
When the individualistic American meets the collective-minded Chinese, the Yank should be punctual, polite and aware.
Your Chinese contact thinks you are loud, greedy and rude, and he hasn’t met you yet. Here’s how to beat the stereotype.
Critical business skills in Asia: Building relationships and preserving “face.”
When you work with the Chinese, the hospitality is real, but the “yes” isn’t: how to function when a nod only means “I’m listening,” connections are critical, and saving face is everyone’s primary motive.





